"I jest wish we might ketch some fish.

Next moment we was around the corner, and a-drivin' as if we was a trying to ketch a train.

Let me ketch ye at my traps agin an' I'll jest waste a bullet on one o' yer legs.

" "You might ketch your death o' cold, though," ses George.

He aims to he'p us; an' we'll ketch one o' them men out, and carry him off up here som'ers, and hold him till they pay us what we ask.

"But me an' Blossy is a-comin' ter see yew off an' on pooty frequent meanstwhile; an', Abe, ef ever I ketch yew a-layin' abed, I'll leave yew ter yer own destruction.

Then when she'd ketch my eye, she'd turn pinker'n the pink.

They used to ketch people and take em out and whup em.

He wasn't no mo' 'n 'bout three months ol' when he said it; 'n' then, 'fo' I could ketch my breath, hardly, an put in my claim, what does he do but square aroun', an', lookin' at me direc', say "dada!"

Mr. Moss, you wouldn't mind my trying to ketch one of them little bits o' brown fellows, would you, that hops around under them pine-trees?

But you don't ketch me complainin'!

"Ray," my father called to me, as he ran, "ketch the cow quick an' bring 'er 'long.

En de fus' one I ketch sayin' anythin' 'g'in' Dave, I'll tell Mister Walker ter gin 'im forty.

" "You might ketch your death o' cold, though," ses George.

Another marster gwina whup you in de groun' if he ketch you runnin' 'way lak dis.

' "'Long ez we had dat noo nigger heah,' Solomon went on, 'he kep' Mars Johnson busy pa't er de time; but now he 's gone erway, I s'pose de res' un us'll ketch it wusser 'n eber.

It's natchurl enugh, I guess, When some gits more and some gits less, Fer them-uns on the slimmest side To claim it ain't a fare divide; And I've knowed some to lay and wait, And git up soon, and set up late, To ketch some feller they could hate For goin' at a faster gait.

"Mis' Endey, you don't ketch me foolin' with undertakers till I have to."

"That'll ketch the girls," observed the zouave with conviction.

You don't ketch that there pair o'hosses gittin' away from Jake Kelly again this day!"

Mebbe I'd be lucky enough to ketch Hen too, an' if so, nobody in the village'd wear mournin'!

"No disrespect to 'e though, vor that don't argify; but I could ketch hold on 'e by the scroff o' yer neck an' the seat o' yer breeches, an' pitch 'e slick into the roadway among the iron.

But I trembled worse than a peanut woman with a hackman goin' round the corner to ketch a train an' his hubs just grazin' the legs of her stand.

So of co'se I laid low, hopin' some day he 'd ketch itan' he did.

And Jo you ever ketch her landin' on a black note when she started for a white one?